Judicious phosphorus (P) management is a global grand challenge and critical to achieving
and maintaining water quality objectives while maintaining food production. The …

Summary Many New Zealanders are planning and implementing riparian management, and
riparian fencing and planting are now standard best practice tools for water quality and …

Breeding of livestock in confined areas has recently become an alternative of production for
farmers in Northwest Patagonia. Strong concern about how these practices can alter health …

The sustainable use of wetlands for grazing is an important consideration in improving the
management of wetlands on private land. Current understanding of the relationships among …

This study aims to examine the physicochemical variables that influence macroinvertebrate
assemblages in wetlands of the Fetam River watershed. Macroinvertebrates and water …

Growing demand for food from finite agricultural lands requires the optimization of
agricultural management, including the potential interactive effects of these practices on …

Natural wetlands can play a key role in controlling non-point source pollution, but
quantifying their capacity to reduce contaminant loads is often challenging due to diffuse …

Unrestricted cattle access to pastoral wetlands can result in increased pollutant loads from
agricultural areas. We quantified the time a herd of dairy cattle spent grazing a pastoral …

Agricultural intensification is a significant process, transforming the land and modifying
stream water quality and biodiversity. Land-use practices are associated with substantial …

Pastoral farming on hill country landscapes influences nitrogen (N) dynamics and its losses
to freshwater. This study reviewed the current literature identifying key effects of pastoral hill …